With twin features on the bill, the micro was ready to roll and I was excited to see how things would play out.  In the heat, the #18 of Joey Herramans bogged at the start and the #72 of Bob Kelly and I were off in a hurry and we finished in that order.  The motor still seemed to have issues and some more homework needed to be done.  Charles Forgues gave us a helping hand and the motor was much better in the feature.  Oh yeah the feature, being that I finished in the second spot in the first heat it meant that the forth place starting spot was mine.  On the start, I was able to keep up somewhat then lost some spots to the #3 of Dean Parker and the #34 of Scott Chestermans.  After I ran some more laps things started to settle down and I started to catch up to these guys and started to put some pressure on Dean.  Then Dean got into the slick stuff and spun, too bad because I don't think I would have got him but, we were going to have fun.  Nothing more exciting for me in this race but, the battle for the lead at the end of the feature was something to watch with a touch of rubbing and a lot of excitment.  Forth place finish for the #5 and congrats to Scott Chesterman for the win.  In the second feature, I got to start near the back and had some great battles with the #17 of Craig Housden and #55 of Jordan Hanna and had a great time.  I think I was fortunate to get up to the forth spot again and I was super happy with that.  It was a lot of fun to battle it out with everybody but, I think seeing how happy Brook Chinnery was when he won was just as fun.  Congrats to Brook and looking forward to running the mirco again soon.

 

After a long winter of being rebuilt and cleaned up the micro was ready to roll and I was excited to get things started.  Unfortunately, when I went to paint the hood I went to the cupboard and didn't have any paint!  So the first week the car's hood would have to be grey but, I really don't think it mattered.  In the heat, I had to start at the back and luckly was able to move into a qualifying spot and was able to finish in the third spot.  In the feature, I had forgotten how crazy these guys are and was trying to remember how to drive these things.  I moved up a couple spots but, then made a slip up coming out of turn four and lost those spots back.  I had some good battles with the #72 of Bob Kelly and #7 of Dave Chesterman but, had nothing more for anybody else.  The motor seemed to be laying down a little so some work to help that out will have to be done.  Great fun though and I think the car is better after the surgery and I was happy to finish in the eighth spot with no damage other than a broken clutch spring.  Looking forward to the next week was race, see you there!!